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st. Louis Election Frauds.

ST. Louis. April 25.-Ar evening paper
announces that The United States grand
jury will. tomorrow, present indictments
8ga;nst the following we'll known polia
clans, for completely in the frauds perpe-
traged in the elections las. fail: State Sen
ator Fountain II. ketchum, Joseph \
Judge, ex-cbsirm.n Democratic central
committee; Deputy Recorder Chamber
lain, CsLiral Committeeman james Carroll
and Peter R. horrisey. Andrew F. LoIs
and James Conway.
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Ono Ollie Evil ENssis.

GALES, H., April 25.-One effect of The
Interstate commerce bill ha- been To au-
vance freight on zinc ore La Sale about
81 PER ton. II is claimed that this Viii
put check on ore OF the most important
Industries 10 this .ec.ion, Is zinc ore car
not possibly be mined and shipped at thai
rate OF freight. The output o. zinc ere
In the counties of Lafayette and grant in
southern Wisconsin has averaged hereto
fors twenty car l"Sds per day.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April y.
The wheat market was active and stronger today
There appeared TO be more general buying by out
s.eers the bull Clique apparently not aiding the
advance and at times thro wing considerable wheat
o., the market. despite which the market remained
moderately strong throughout very fair share
Of the strength from the visible decrease.
Three more elevators have beea declared regular.
which eases up the situation lItt!o.
The z market was frrner owing 10 the deerease
in the Wis Bile supp and frInue1s shown IN neat.
- ~, -. |.
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Dr.. 7. Clement billings
~ Nar~A ,ilscur Iowa, sasn late - Top
rs ksIssas. hss .oSste1 81 y icAtfs for ne
ryAcfice q. = profession
Once at No. 3i3 North Market St.

Dr. rrl.rs> c,-r> ht< service 20 sn ~hc sa-.r-
sEg er chrome stubborn sid esrosls GsS@As-s
xirh aou< of tie Success that a<ss
crowned - esorIs IN the gsst te~-ssy gEu-.I i'm
worthy At confidence and Patronage - tBs SO
fsr+-r s4-k ~ x ietsrs AMI v8ctsIty-
Tae af-sitr specially = Scssac.sc fs~2erSc Irrs-
r.-at fog <s~A cs<s. :. A. sccrG t1rzrasss - Tie
warfcrs methods % rre<-ir@{ treatment. Re As<
ee,nou<craE.s BY thousands II f-r1Srk Ss c--Tes IL
----l- s-r~rss,-ss u Nz-zs-.e TresfEur-- u =
araisrei give ~ .ver any sRc al sgEs-Ss- = 1rls
p--.i,ystaoa.
T- IL -.i~as arpHcs-sc- % rt~ beng * sie
ssrort<h "a SA-ue.k se~r-. snx-,5eT WIKI thor
,uxa Szo~ La. Il p-ttcins EaG pToC~-r er' Sior
% the rrcS-r0.v- A-1 r2o-s Pc u -cE Stses
sxrtnis-< 81. @csocts = ra~ctcsEe rs-1sFs D.
rsilsa .. ss4.ussy rr-rsr&. Srs~t 10 Ae-ec
c-eer1ii,
Call fC~ sscrsusm,s1u ns ass ee.ay. Csii ara =
several 4evsArd heus~f cad rrcr7~sstt s--.g-
former sz.ie.ta ard fren. th~ rpsy-ussssss ssvsy'
Dr>se ch>A ic1er for yoC-s-&.
Repss-,a uersi.,s soc4-Jen go ~ y. Nsxsesss,~~
eaz1Gyv : - 81 - c-EhgS frsn asse "a
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81. Louis Live stock.

81. LOTTs- April %,
Cai,i--Ecce SO, shpt 40; market srroae, choice
heavy nstive steers s. SsL5 10. shippers
sr.ar, fair 70 good a. 0bs+ -; feeders far 70
good 81 aeSi o.; .teckers fair To good = @Ss3 ls
Tavrs ramon % 'hosce. - el6+ p.
Hogs-Reneipts 500, ship SO, market steaf
..f,,I.e heavy and butchers selections - 70
~. rackiug fair TO good. s. 5Sa5 a.; workers. me
il,Ir, 70 prime g l55 81. pgs common 10 good >
a. - a..
she.ly,-Rer-ipts te5). shipments =; market rrin
wooded: medium fancy 81 "a 30 fair 20 cooce -
ss2 IS.
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We have for sale eight lots, and four new
houses, six rooms each, at q bargain. We
have farms to trade for town lots and lots TO
trade for farms. We have acre property and
choice lots in the city with snap on them
and we can prove it. Come and examine.
SHORT & FURLoNG,
1856 Sl2 East Douglas.
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Chicago L!bc STOCK.



Tho Drcv@rs journal ,-IorC5 cattle receipts wa
.hIumeno see heavy shipping steers ~ 90 l1c lbs
a ioG<5 p. stockers and feeders IS 70 E3 80 cows,
SUjis t nike A. 15a4 -; bulk 3 o'E3 10; through
-,-xas cnJ.ie 81 15e+ @. -
pInya--Rec.ipus 1890 shipments &0D market
st-.nr rough aud mixed - bJ6a5 "; peck
Ing and shipping 6 05 b; hsht 81 i5635 70; skfps
49,. ID
s-a,r, pecspts ls6 shipments lio0 market stl OF
natives s. 5lSl y: western 81 uvz4,o; Texans - -
50 ~; lRlabs 81 t0HS 80
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One piece resident property for sale at
bargain Fine location and near street car
liue Can give possession at once; can guar
sntee a re. tai at full ten per cent profit for
next twelve months. Address box 22S, city.
l3F-l+
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm name
aud style of Webster, Baratt & Co, has
b4en dissolved this day. The business OF the
firn will be continued under the firm name
Of l. Webster q Co. Roon 10 Biting blk,
End floor.
April %, 1887. dl354tN
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V q Young & Co, furniture finishing
ADD repairing. Piano-, organs AID al kIacs
of old furniture polissed, varnishs-i ara re-
paired VIII attend calls at residence and
touch up and polish anything .ad every thing
in our line Ne make g specially Of TIE al
rious ssvles Of finishing hard ~ .osis in banks,
house inssriors and s!l pgblsc building. d-s,r-
ing superior work Cat CT address Il0l
South lawrence avenue, Wichita, Aausss
Many Years Of exp=rieus- il tls business all.
Tsf~sass ssa - vss la the cisy. iSis;
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Wanted,
uonktus, Subdivision

One hundred tons machinery scrap iron.
Highest cash price at Globe Iron Works.
Second and Fifth ave. 1876
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Everybody take notice Poultry! Poultry!
Poultry, Two thou sand choice chickens; five
hundred turkeys; three hundred fat ducks
for sale at Jackson Brothers. Enterprise
market; telephone No. 255. d-l3+6tS
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Kansas CITY Live stock.

fhNHhs
CARTE. sec.ipt- 49, shipments sIs Erin;
GOOD to cfoics - 3ssf4 a.; common 70 medium 8
a g. s.ocker4 81 eoea3 -. feeding steers - S@r
cspr.on ., On doe. ~ 2,G-3 81
Eoes Recep.s MO-; shipments -; Iar.
=, ,,noc< 8 sos ~. common 10 asdiuil
~ss 80 skits aRS pics fs o. 81.
-7.ap-sersipr. - shipments. los; steady:
scoi % choice o. 7sss - Common to nae'iiGm - Vi
o.
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Without fear OF contradiction we say We
have the largest LIST OF desirable inside prop
erty of any firm in the city; also good lii
of farms No trouble 70 show property. Cal
and see ~ SMITH e. ROGERS,
1s62t l47 y Main ST.
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Wanted. Wanted!

Doyou have any difficulty in getting coffee
that suits! II so try ''Wood's' Old Dutch
Java, also Mocha and Java perfect blend,
absolutely the finest coffees produced. Sold
only by EAMEs & DRESSER,
232 n Main st.
TeIeDhone No. 2,Y. 1861
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Hopkins Subdivision

Fine creamery butter always In stock. Al
goods delivered promptly.
I3.3(it EAMEs & DRESSER
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OF keystone addition. 2d st, half mile west Of
new Presbyterian college: lots 1928 to 500
for few days only. Short & Furlong, 4l2
Y Douglas lott
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For sale,
A Few Reasons why

Folding bed sofa and cheap set Of bed room
furniture: parties leaving city; room 10, 25t
Y. Main, over Indiana bakery. l33-G*
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City Property and Ranch Lands
Bought and Sold on
Commission.

All parties wishing to buy or
sell property will find 1t TO their
interest to call on or correspond
with US. Prompt and careful at
tentiOn given to all transactions
entrusted Us. We especially in
vite v SitOrS to the city 10 call at
our office, where any infOrma-
ton relative to the trade Will be
cheerfully given them. Our office
is furnished with desks and writ
ing materials. which We invite
visitors to call and use.
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100 feet Eulporis ave, cor, 10TH: <. F.
lots ea Green st Il blk south OF Douglas
sIeo ApDrSGToS s Smith,
latn lfS y Nina
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All persons ara hereby notified that have
purchased from the owner, J. Hailer, through
his duly authorized agent, the east half OF
the southeast quarter Of section eleven, town
ship twenty-seven, range one east, Sedg'VlcS
county. Kansas, for which l hold a written
contract, filed in tie office of the register OF
deeds of said county. DAVID HAYS
March "a, 1887. lIZ-d
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You should insure with Taylor, Hall & Co.
!. They have the best agency in Wichita.
2 they ara doing the largest business Id
Wichita
3. They understand their business thor
oughiy.
They attend promptly and carefully to
their business
:. They have the handsone>t and best az
ranged Office in the city.
6 They represent only gilt edged compan-
les and you get what you pay for. Insur-
ance is ike merchandise, worth just 50 much
money and any company Offering It under
cost must sooner or later 90 under
We word our policies so as 70 avoid mis-
UNDERSTANDINGS after fire. The best Is the
cheapest always. Remember our number
2ll north ain ST. Telephone Ne. 2ol. Call
Us up. TAYLOR, HALL I" 20. 10" q
Whenever you have use for a notary pub
lie % acknowledge your instruments, write
your deeds, mortgages, etc, call on us; our
charges are reasonable: we guarantee salts
faction SMITH d ROGERS,
1859 AZ y Main St
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OF Keystone add. I'd St, half mile west OF new
Presbyterian college; lots SIPS TO $3.50 for q
few days only. Short & Furlong, 4l2
Douglas I5S-d
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Big bargains on Easy Terms.

Choice seed potatoes, CSC per bJ,shei, al
Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co. l2i-tf
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iSStf

100 acres, miles north on Hyrirauhc. \
bargain. for few DAYS only.
ApDINGToN & SMITH.
iSStf lag y Main.
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IotsnN Market near Oak $3.50
Two lots 2. Main. north of Lincoln $3.50
Six lots on Maple, cor. Wildwood. 80. 800
Six lots on Wabash, E. Fronts, each. 325
The best lot in Merriuan Park Head
quarters for Ohio al iitiDn. Also for lots III
Elchholtz addition between the Motor Line
and tie City PARK.
Ono REAL ESTATE Co.
l29 z Douglas corner Of Market It.
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Private Instructions

Choice seed potatoes, yDc per bushei, at
Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co. l2'-o
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Choice seed potatoes, aoc per bushel, at
Stei2hau.ar- Merkie Supply Co. l2'-u
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Of keystone add, I'd Sc, half mile west Of new
PRESBYTERIAN college: lots 1925 to $3.50 for
few days only. Short 6 Furlong, 4l2 L
Douglas. Io3-I
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Choice seed potatoes, 9oc Per bushel at
Steinheuser- Merkle Supply Co. }27-d
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W lntpd-

Choice seed potatoes, 9Oc per bushel, a
Steinhauser-A erkle Supply Co. l2i-n
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Choice seed potatoes, aoc per bsshe,, al
staiphauser Merkie Supply Co l27-tf
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HaSsr & Jasis.sa ASvs epsasd su-4 Of
Aes a. Dunsar RrsA, nS Nszs 81, where
We. -, isAvs orders By ssiepbace tor al
naAs Of ssal N8E
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st. Louis Gram and Provisions.

E1o1r-stea1y ami firm.
@.S.}. irsing 1T StSz June eHs@Sl, CLOSING
trn Firm bur QUIET; cash 8 . 5$s 3Iay a5g35}4
JAY 3-5s
UstslfuI Cs.h 2724G2si May. 2-7s
Rye-Ea.y 81 50.
Lead Al alta Z5ae5+'1-
Exss-f'irra "a.
PCrk-Oli mess SIS ~; Few s 5. u.
I-.yd-SI 10
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Choice seed p0tsto-Hs, 9oc per bushel. At
Sseinhauser- Aerkls Supply Co. l2iu
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Fifty sssS &C N.so ave At d ss,o.inl bsT-
aA GRsB0E G AArTHIws
s1:-sf rs DeHglas ave
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CSal.

Orssr y.ur esal ans ouisilss H&t~rlsl 81
Haeksr 4 Jsskssas sp tow e2czs- VIII
Dups.sr Bres lS inertia Ma. st left
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Pattee will meet his art classes as usEa
the week commanding Monday April -
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Yike's Addition
First come, first choice. Terms easy. For
sale by Tucker & JACKSON,
d-Is4f IA y. Man Ct
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lots be. LIST AMI 81, #, or Water, sl2,


OK keystone add, 2d - half mile west Of new
Presbyterian college; lots sla5 10 $50 for q
few days only. Short & Furloug. Az
Doug las. lodI
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Take "Ccnson BAH StageI from Culhson
Tor lfTeensburg 5SH
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

Money on call easy At 4as per cent; closed at 5
Prime mercantile paper 500 a..
Sterling exchange duieS but nrIn al 5O71 ioa - '
bills and q s,4 for demand.
re 49,. nf stouc q. "a "a shAre6-
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4 Iady about forming select classes III
English branches for children. can accom-
modal. limited number of pupils In pr1-
vate bcu-e; also will teach class for misses
in Hi-tary and English Literature. For
particulars address, "reacasr, po t-otiice
tpoX 500. l'S-I
lots De. LIST AMI 81, Z, or Water, Sl2,-
49,.
~ on Main bet Douglas and LIST, I,
81 500, with 3-stOry stoDe building.
l2;ltf ADDIxGroE < SMITH, l49 y Main.
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Hopkins' subdivision

syheaier's addition.
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WHOLE NO. GIG.

as member of Arthurs cabinet is
well remembered, and there was no more
sincere mourner than he at the grave Of his
friend and patron. 1t was when Gresham
was postmaster general that his mother,
whom / believe is still living, and o rare,
good old woman, remarked: @ 4@97
@Wen, ] guess that is about Us high us Walt.
will ever get.n aise sfE sis gz4a.as
She was satisfied, and SO was he. His am
bition led him no higher: instead he yearned
for his old place on the bench, and it was at
his own request that Arthur, in the closing
days of bis administration, made Gresham q
circuit judge. 1t is u question if his mother
was not wrong, and il his present position bo
net higher one in the scale of usefulness
than even cabinet portfolio A few moro
Wabash cases would certainly prove tho good
mother no prophet. - - ~ ~
Judge Gresham is quite popular In Chicago.
I though he persists in retaining q legal resi-
dence in Indiana. He is very approaehable,
eaena U ths ae RYagd q eSe S
! tempered as the sun. He is O member of
several military organizations, and-though
dignified judge-can tell soldier story
with as much relish as any of the boys.
He has grown SON and daughter, a pleas
ant home in Chicago, and is very happy with
his books, his bench and his healthful activity,
without hurry or skurry, on q, 900 year for
life Despite bis bad leg and the rheumatism
which Chicago's weather occasionally infiicts
upon it, he is fond of trudging, through snow
or sleet, from home to court room and back
again. He appears to be man who is en-
gagged In getting from life about as much con-
tent and comfort as there is in it for anybody.
Much honor and many years Of usefulness
doubtless lie before the man whose name has
become SO generally associated with judicial
chastisement of corporate tyranny and wrong.
The country evidently yearns to see moro
"Greshamismn on the bench.
WALTER WRLLaAN,
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Took Paw in Tobacco.

When Gen. Logan starts out to tell stories
he gathers a circle of listeners. One of the
anecdotes that he tol to a group of six or
eight old comrades was to illustrate something
of the character of the poor whites in the
south. While Gen, Sherman was hamnaering
away at Buzzard's Roost in the Atlanta CAM
paign he sent Gen Logan i'm the direction OF
Rcsaca, to come through pass and strike
the enemy on the other side. On the march
the general and bis staff, coming up to mis-
efable hovel, surrounded by q dilapidated
fence, were suddenly confronted i'm the road
by lean, lank and cadaverous looking
woman with straight cut calico gown, o
dirty face and her hair streaming down tho
back, who demanded: @Be We Gen. Hooker's
steer critters!" She had evidently never
heard Of any other general than Hooker,
but had got well acquainted with the charac-
ter Of the rowing parties of soldiers who were
swarning over the country seeking for prov
ender.
Gen. Logan hardly knew what to answer,
but concluded that the quickest way out was
TO answer in the affirmative, whereupon she
continued: "Well. one of your steer critter
companies just went by here, and they shot
in nay yard and killed one of my ducks and
carried 10 of. Now, want you to pay for it
right now, and it was worth so cents, and I'll
take my pay in terbackern The ludicrous-
ness of the proposition struck the general so
Gorcibly that lle turned around to the officers
OF bis staff and said: "Boys, have you any
tolaccos" Most of them carried plugs in
their pockets, and while the woman held her
apson nearly every fellow threw in piece,
until sbe had all she could carry Having
satisfied her demands the column was per-
mitted to move op.-New York Tribune.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR euNpowDER.

Very Convenient for Use Upon the Stage.
Experiments Made in Paris.
Ihave just returned from an exceedingly
interesting series of experiments on a new
substitute for gunpowder Tho new substi-
tute is not recommended, however-like all
those of which we have lately heard SO much
--on the ground of its greater destructive
power, but, on the contrary, on account of its
being perfectly innocuous. The material ex-
perimented upon is primarily intended to re-
place the gunpowder used on the stage. The
accidents which have happened to actors from
the discharge of firearms are SO frequent that
any means of preventing them would be
boon to the profession.
M. Edouard Philippe, the inventor of the
new substitute for villainous saltpeter, first
showed the adaptability of his invention to
Chassepot, the fusil gras, to old musketoons,
revolvers, and to toy pistols made of wood.
The explosive, fired at six PAGES, left no trace
on sheet of white paper; whereas the plug
from an ordinary stage musket left at that
distance an ugly black mark. The substance
used by M. Philippe consists chiefly of phos-
phorus, and, the cartridge being exceedingly
thin, the whole charge completely disappears.
No trace of it is to be found The detona-
tion, on the other hand is as loud as that pro-
duced by gunpowder, the fame as vivid and
the smoke apparently as dense, but it has the
advantage of having no smell
nj. Philippe then showed how the prompter
at the wings could himself, by movement
of the hand, initiate the effect of the discharge
of musketry or cannon without having to
give signal to some one at the back of the
stage, and thus running the risk of the death
of man on the stage occurring without any
reference to the means by which the catas-
trophe was supposed to be brought about
Lastly, to prove incontestably the innocuous-
ness of his system, the inventor placed him
self in the center Of squad of twelve men,
who fired at him with their muskets only
few inches away from his head. Although
the prevention of accidents on the stage was
his first aim, NJ. Philippe has higher objects
ip view. Thus he suggests that the sBatail-
Ions Scolaires" shall be provided with this
invention, SO that they may be able to blaze
away at small cost and with no risk. Sim
iiarly, he recl1ens that firing with blank cart
ridges costs the military budget no less than
5000. 900 francs year. whereas by his system
the same effect may be produced by the ex-
pendituee of 300, 900 francs per ilRama.-Paris
of+a,
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WALTER @. GRESHAM,
ATTORNEY At Law.


But the stirring events OF 1860 sent him to
tho legislature as Lincoln man, and when
the war began he was among the, first to 60 to
the front. He enlisted as private, was soon
made lieutenant colonel, was made COM
mander Of a brigade at Vicksburg, and had
his military career cut short by bullet at
Leggett's hill, before Atlanta. A mistake
having been made in the location of batr
terry. Gen. Gresham went to attend to the
matter in person, when ball from sharp
shooters rifle struck him just below the knee,
He was sent home in charge of his devoted
wife, and for months lay on hgs back unable
to move. To this day Gen. Gresham has not
recovered full use OF his limb Many times
the surgeon said the leg must come of. but
the sufferer declared with grim determina-
ton, that when that leg went he would 90,
too
Practic.ng law for several years at New
Albany, ho once led forlorn hope for con-
gress against so invincible Democrat as
Michael G. Kerr. About 1871 the United
States district judgeship in southern Indiana
became vacant There werc hosts OF candi-
dates Gresham himself strongly recon-
mended his law partner When tho papers
were presented TO Grant, the president
glanced over them, caught Greshams name.
Rnd sent over to the war department for Gen.
Rawlins
ARawliis,n inquired Grant. ssain't this
Walter @ Gresham. whose name find here,
the sanlc Walt. wa had with Us before Vicks-
burgf
Rawlins said it was. and id few hours
Gresham was nominated to be district judge.
In twelve wears on the bench hc naase an all
mosE iuconparabia record. not oua OF his
decisions being reversed ii aIl that time.
His successful administration OF the
Affairs Of TIE postofiee department
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Dark Rooms and Passages to be Avoided.
Moldings to be Made that VIII Not
Catch Dust-Proper Place for Bath
room-Plans and Elevation.
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There is china pantry between the kitchen
and dining room. It is lighted by small
window at one side. It serves as passage
between these two rooms and thus serves to
keep the odor Of the cooking from the front
part of the house. The pastry pantry is ins-
mediately back Of the china pantry and is en-
tered from the kitchen. It is also provided
with q small window. In the kitchen is
sink with q swinging table at one side and
room for portable table on the other. At
one side Of the sink may be the cistern pump
and OH the other side tho well pump. Tho
pumps should be placed well back against tho
wall and with handles that are well out of the
way when not in use. 1t is entirely unneces-
sary to place the pumps in the yards Of low
cost houses as is SO common If o driven well
is used it could be driven so as to be next to
the kitchen sink. If it is dug well it may be
placed on the outside and connected through
lead pipes with the sink on the inside, The
cistern may be connected in the same way
The passage way to the cellar is conveniently
placed in one corner of the kitchen. The eel
lar itself is under the library. The side porch
10 large enough to be used as summer
kitchen by those who desire it.
It Is to be noticed that there is no waste
room in the hall up stairs. There is merely
wall space enough TO admit OF doors passing
into the various rooms There is small
window which lights this hall; This window
may he reached for cleaning from the stair
way. This plan illustrates as clearly as pos
sible the advantage Of having main stair
way land in the middle of the house There
can be nothing better in the way of the
economical use Of space. From the second
floor hall there is a stairway passing to the
attic There is door at tho foot of this at
tic stairway the advantage of which is APP
parent The attic stairway is lighted in the
same way as the second floor hall.
1t may be said the bedrooms of this house
are not large. The house is not large. The
problem involves a low cost, roomy house.
We get large number of rooms within a
small inclosure and necessarily some of them
are small. This thing is to be borne in mind,
however, that the value of room is not de-
pendent upon its size. A room may be of
respectable dimensions but yet not have the
necessary wall space for the furniture. Such
q room would not be as satisfactory as q
smaller one had care been taken to provide
this space In each bedroom there should be
space for a bed, wash stand and dress
ing case. The latter should be near
p window. 1t will be found that there
is room for such furniture in each of the bed
rooms shown on this plan. All are provided
with ample closets In one of these houses
which built there was door between tho
bedroom in front and the chamber. In an
other case there was o door connecting the
two larger rooms. All these things are mat
ters of personal preference or special family
depending upon the age and
number of the children and other family CON
ditions.